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Only undigestible fats end up being excreted: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320361.php Perhaps you are a medical miracle, eat a lot of indigestible fats or .......

Fat remains stored unless it is needed by the body. If you are low carbing, your body will use recently ingested fat as opposed to stored fat. When it has used the ingested fat it will begin to use the stored fat.

The proof has already been posted that fat that is not needed for energy is stored in adipose tissue. It cannot be excreted as it is absorbed into the liver and then the bloodstream. From there it is either used or stored.

Excess fat not needed for energy is stored. The products mentioned are the products of using fat not storing it.

Indeed. Floating faeces are usually a sign of eating dietary fibre!

You have not really addressed the issue under discussion at this point i.e. whether fat that is in excess of the body’s energy needs gets stored or excreted.

You cannot just make grandiose assertions that can affect people’s health if you have no evidence to back them up. That is reckless behaviour.

Can you point us in the direction of information that supports the excretion of excess fat? I found this and it does not support your assertion: http://rejoovwellness.com/1143/

In what way?

https://repurposingdrugs101.com/why-does-it-matter/ This might help your understanding. Working in research, I do not share your complex.

The evidence of the effects of Metformin beyond blood glucose control is now strong. Many existing medications are being investigated for repurposing, including exenatide for its neuro-protective properties for people with Parkinson’s Disease. That research is also positive. Of course, you are...

https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/diabetes/news/print/endocrine-today/%7B3d599445-6a21-46c9-b694-7d91409a503f%7D/beyond-diabetes-metformin-may-prove-to-be-a-wonder-drug

I see my endo for a pituitary problem and it was his view that taking the max daily dosage, if it can be tolerated, is of great benefit.

My surgery tried that on me but I resisted it and got my Endocrinologyst to back me. That worked and my Metformin was raised from 3 to 4 tablets a day instead of going from 3 to none!

None whatsoever.